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Pitsen3 · Aug 06, 2004 01:41 PM

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Has anyone tried one of the Zinger Pro Series props? I rework the airfoil on standard Zingers but have never seen a Pro-Zinger. They have 11-5,11-4, 12-4, 12-5, 13-4 and 13-5. I was wondering if these need rework also.

Glen Peterson

Alan Hahn · Aug 06, 2004 02:54 PM

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If you take a "normal" Zinger, and simply cut the swept shape in the blade, then print "Pro" on the blade, give it a nice thick coating of finish, you would have a Zinger Pro. I bought a few along with the Standard Zinger, and overlayed them, and there was no other real difference (other than the higher cost for the "Pro" series). You would still have to thin the leading and trailing edges, and also the swept tips on the pro series! Might as well start with the cheaper standard series.

Alan

F4FGuy · Aug 06, 2004 08:57 PM

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You would still have to
>thin the leading and trailing edges, and also the swept tips
>on the pro series! Might as well start with the cheaper
>standard series.

Ron B.
F4Fguy

And the thickness overall.

Ron B.

SRiese5283 · Aug 06, 2004 03:07 PM

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THE 14x6 works SO GOOD on a ST-60. Great Prop.

Scott Riese

Pitsen3 · Aug 06, 2004 05:08 PM

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I have a Tom Lay ST51 and a strong ST46.

Glen Peterson

SRiese5283 · Aug 06, 2004 06:29 PM

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The ST-51 LOVES the 11x6ew from Rev-up
The ST-46 Loves the 11.5x6 Rev-up
As we all know Rev-Ups are hard to find SO the pro Zingers might be the way to go.

Scott Riese

Garf · Aug 07, 2004 12:45 PM

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My S.T. 46's like Zinger 11-6 and Taipan 11-6.

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